Day 6: zero day
No commits across any of the five repos. No uncommitted changes anywhere. A genuine rest day on Week 1 of a 132-day sprint.
No commits. No uncommitted work in any repo. A rest day.
The honest entry: it’s Week 1 of a 132-day sprint, and a zero-commit Saturday on the heels of a Friday that landed five GA4 wire-ups is not a problem. It’s the cadence the playbook actually allows for. The §5 launch gate doesn’t care what day of the week boxes get checked. The scoreboard cares about counted launches, not commits per day.
Carry-forwards from Day 5 all push to Sunday or later:
- TC Media
counts_toward_total: trueflip + scoreboard bump (the §5 gate closed Friday; the doc still lags) - TC Media contact-email placeholder replacement
- Parent Care reviewer consent
- Mobile QA dry run on LaunchCost + Parent Care
- LinkedIn + Hub launch posts
- Search Console verification + sitemap submission across the spokes
The thing I want to say about today
Build-in-public means saying when a day is empty. It also means letting an empty day stand on its own — not retroactively claiming it was “thinking time” or “regrouping” or any of the framings people reach for to avoid admitting they took a break. I took a break. Day 7 starts tomorrow.
Day 6 of 132. 126 days remaining. Three counted launches in reality, still two on the public scoreboard pending Sunday’s doc-sync.
Tomorrow: backfill the missing daily logs, close the doc lag, address what’s been carrying since Thursday.
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